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  This website and the Energy Fitness / one50one team is dedicated to raising funds for the National Brain Tumor Society. Thank you for considering a donation to the Brain Tumor Society's Ride for Research. This is our third year riding in the Brain Tumor Society's Ride for Research and it's looking to be our best.The first two years we had a small team of four riders who rode the 50 miles on their fixed gear bikes and created the one50one team. This year, we hope to recruit many good folks who want to make a difference and have a great time on their bicycle. So, we are openly inviting all friends, family, and friends of Energy Fitness to join us in this year's effort! Oh, and you don't need a fixed gear bike to participate. Ride your bike in the 10, 25, or 50 mile ride at your own pace and enjoy a beautiful day riding a great course for a much needed cause. There are water stations set up along the ride and most intersections are controlled to let riders through before cars. How can you participate?1. Support your friend, gymnastics coach, or personal trainer with a donation as they ride to raise funds. 
2. Join the one50one Energy Fitness Team and ride! 3. Become a Virtual Rider. If you live far from Boston, but would like to ride in the National Brain Tumor Society's Ride for Research, you can do it where you live! We already have some folks who will be riding in their home towns in other parts of the country. We just ask that you take some good pictures of your ride so we can post them to this site. There's strength in numbers and we'd love to have you along for the ride! If you live outside the US, you are also invited to join the team as we'd love to have an international presence. Check out the RAFFLE page to see some really great prizes you could win. Bicycles, espresso machines, fine jewelry, cool tee shirts, woo hoo!
2009 Energy one50one Team 
 
 
  
 
Images from the 2009 Ride for Research - Lot's of new pictures coming in the next few days. Rick & Beth Elkin's ride in New Mexico! The one50one ride was great! The Rio Grande winds it's way down the Mesilla Valley between the Organ, Doña Ana, Robledo and Franklin mountains. Meandering through dark, cool and shady pecan groves, lush fields of onions, alfalfa, corn and chiles and mexican-style "colonias" with sun washed adobe walls forgotten by time. With fond remembrances of Marty we soaked up the perfect weather and let it roll! Hope you had a perfect ride! Love, ~Rick & Beth  
Mmmm, good coffee and GU. essential for a long ride. Ready to roll...
 
And the perfect way to end a great ride...more java! Rick & Beth - thank you for being a part of the ride and making it happen where you live, which by the way, looks like paradise. A few images from the 2008 ride!    
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